Are the Kuki descended from China?

It can't be said that they are descendants of China, but their ancestors immigrated from China, so the Kuji people's appearance is black hair, black eyes and yellow skin, which is different from that of Indians at first glance.

Manipur, located in the northeast of India, was once an independent small city-state with a history of establishing a kingdom. There is history to test. During the Qing Dynasty, as a force closely connected with China, they actively wanted to join our country. However, it was not explicitly included in the territory of the Qing Dynasty. Manipur was once a British colony in the19th century. After many twists and turns, it became one of the central territories of India.

In Manipur today, Kuki people still insist on worshipping China. Kuji tribe is one of the four population groups in Manipur, living in mountainous areas. Moreover, the Kuki people have kept the ancestral rule from generation to generation: "China descendants do not associate with Indians". The Kuki refused to marry India. Their women don't marry Indians, and men don't marry Indians. They want to inherit the blood of China, even though they are in India, they don't learn Hindi and don't observe Indian festivals.

Tripura National Volunteer Organization was established by Kuji Bijay Haranjakwal on 1977. With the mission of tribal revival, it won wide support from tribal members in its early days. Its main objectives are: to expel 1949+00 all immigrants who entered Tripura after its integration into the Indian Federation in June; Reserve half of the seats for tribal members in Tripura State Parliament; Establish a regime controlled by tribal members in Tripura; Adopt a "pass" system to prevent immigrants from entering Tripura.

Kuki people don't consider themselves Indians;

Being far away from the mainstream Indian society and ashamed of being called an Indian, this nation dreams of becoming a part of our country and the 57th nation in our country. Yes, what we are going to talk about today is the Kuki people-a people who are located in India but extremely reject India.

You may feel a little strange to this nation, but you must remember the "Indian Little China" holding the "six-pointed red flag" that once swept the circle of friends. This is a very distinctive tribe. They made no secret of their reverence and yearning for our country, insisting that they were not Indians and that they were "descendants of the dragon."